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Bob Mackin and I uncovered Neville Roy Singham’s Code Pink China-backed Marxist network coordinating the terror rallies worldwide on WeChat over two years ago. We were years ahead. Maybe one day a “real” journalist will pick it up. I wouldn’t hold your breath though.
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Well done.
Replying to @yonkojohn
Try using Lion Electric school buses. Heavily government subsidized & now in bankruptcy protection/CCAA. The CEO made mega millions, some directors even used derivatives to benefit FROM THE STOCK DROPPING in value. Regular people lost billions.
Thank you again
Replying to @AndrewScheer
Check out Lion Electric vehicles, their c e o and some of their directors made off like bandits. CEO Bedard sold more than $50 million of stock starting shortly after the IPO for LEV. Source: SEDI
Andy Lee retweeted
Replying to @RealAndyLeeShow
Scott Brison is Vice-Chair at BMO Cpital Markets. He left Treasury Board to be with family.....for 2 weeks. It may be a massive conflict of interest. Treasury Board issues bonds/debt. Very lucrative if you have an in. They helped underwrite Lion Electric too.....incestuous? – at Antigonish, Nova Scotia
Thank you everyone
You are the simply the best
We are Canada’s Nick Shirley
Together
I love you guys
To all the investors who fought
I hope you get your money back
Andy Lee retweeted
Replying to @GregMcLeanYYC
Here are the details of the class action lawsuit in the USA.
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Andy Lee retweeted
Disgraced Trudeau-appointed infrastructure bank director Andrée-Lise Méthot of Cycle Capital - who resigned after giving her company millions via SDTC - congratulates Steven Guilbeault and Michel Ringuet of Lion Electric for contributions to their “ecosystem.”
Some ecosystem.
UPDATE🧵1/8: On Tuesday I posted about Lion Electric, an electric bus manufacturer in St. Jerome, Quebec that received $49.5 million in federal taxpayer subsidies, and later filed for bankruptcy resulting in the complete loss of those public funds.
How are we all doing tonight over there @MarkJCarney
Breaking: Lion Electric bus manufacturer raided by RCMP
Source: theglobeandmail.com/business…
Just catching up?
RCMP raids Quebec-based bus maker Lion Electric ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/…
Replying to @CTVMontreal
Oh good. Trudeau getting served?
Justin Trudeau’s CEO friend at Lion Electric, Marc Bedard, liquidated some $33 million in shares before the taxpayer-funded company crashed.
Andy Lee retweeted
The reported attack on a #Taiwanese comedian, with links to #China, raises serious concerns about Transnational Repression. Violence or intimidation aimed at silencing political criticism must be condemned. Such acts have no place in a democratic society.
Taiwan will not allow violence that threatens free speech, and such transnational repression will not be condoned.
taiwannews.com.tw/news/64624…
Everyone knows what it is
Replying to @RealAndyLeeShow
Now it's a cost of living protest? I thought it was students protesting against poor education? They swapped that narrative faster than they swapped Trudeau for Carney. The good ol' switcheroo
Andy Lee retweeted
A former Tehran police lieutenant living in Toronto under a new name is being deported from Canada for his “important and critical role” in a crime group that helped Iran evade sanctions.
The Immigration and Refugee Board ruled that Amin Yousefijam was “crucial” to the sanctions-dodging scheme, according to a copy of the 36-page decision released to Global News on Tuesday.
globalnews.ca/news/12109602/…
Andy Lee retweeted
Just wondering if the Canadian members of #ShenYun Performing Arts were among the 36 companies represented?
canada.ca/en/canadian-herita…
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This is an absolutely incredible read.
Taiwan took down a $343 million laundering network without needing evidence from Cambodia or Beijing.
Prince Group is the Cambodian conglomerate US prosecutors say ran scam compounds. It ran its money through Taiwan like a spy operation. 250+ shell companies. 453 offshore accounts. Fake invoices and fake leases. Mansions and supercars bought through shells.
Cash came out with a spy trick. A member photographed a specific banknote’s serial number in an app. A courier matched the bill in person. No names. No accounts. No wire records.
A bank insider leaked alerts so accounts could be emptied early. A lawyer held cash out of investigators’ reach.
Taiwan’s Article 20 lets prosecutors charge unexplained money without proving the crime abroad. $175 million seized. 62 defendants indicted.
thebureau.news/p/inside-taiw… Inside Taiwan’s Hunt for the Prince Group’s Money: How Financial Intelligence Analysts Traced $343 Million Laundered By Scam Empire Linked to PRC Officials
“There has been no link between the violence -- which spilled over from cost-of-living protests -- and immigration…”
Around the world, far right blames immigrants for French protests ctvnews.ca/world/article/aro…
"...Beijing was also reluctant to increase critical mineral supplies, viewing them as its “most effective economic weapon”.
sc.mp/2p4ox?utm_source=twitt… via @scmpnews









































